Flutter is a very very very long way from being a replacement for the native UI kit though. It is stuck in an uncanny valley where the effects sorta looks like

Flutter is a very very very long way from being a replacement for the native UI kit though. It is stuck in an uncanny valley where the effects sorta looks like those of the platform, but are different enough to make the discrepencies very visible. A simple list skips a lot of frames on my Nexus 6P, I can't imagine what I will look like on the regular user's phone. None of the samples do anything interesting, they are just very tiny fragments of UI and even then there are many things missing. Bringing Flutter up to speed with the native UI toolkit would demand a titanic amount of work